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| Happy Saturday, friends of The Short List! It's John, wishing you a larger-than-life weekend. |
| If you've been looking to buy or sell a home recently, then you know: It's tough out there! U.S. home prices rose in February at the fastest pace in nearly 15 years. Wealthier Americans, seeking greater comfort during their COVID-19 confinement, have been snapping up pricey, larger properties. Lower-priced homes, meanwhile, are extra-scarce from a combination of low inventory and increasing prices. As a result, it's harder for many Americans to buy their first homes, and that missed opportunity can widen the wealth gap, economists say. |
| This week's long reads, all by USA TODAY Housing and Economy reporter Swapna Venugopal Ramaswamy, examine how Americans are enduring the red-hot housing market. |
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| There are more long reads below. |
| Oh, and a quick PSA: Tomorrow is Mother's Day. Don't forget to show her you appreciate all she does. |
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